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1671 Book Reveals The American Indians
In 1671, John Ogilby published "America: Being the Latest and Most Accurate Description of the New World." Inside its 800-pages are...
Aug 28


Birthright Citizenship: The 14th Amendment Was Meant for This
This Hidden Histories Collective presentation asks: Who was birthright citizenship really meant for — and how did we get here? This...
Jun 22


The White House Announces Federal Recognition of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina
Read official announcement from the White House...
Jan 24


Citizen Birthrights: Why Tracing Your Genealogy Must Be Done Now
Dred Scott, circa 1857. In this 7-minute clip, I explore the potential impact of President Trump's recent Executive Order on U.S....
Jan 23


The Confederate Diary That Suggests Varina Howell Davis, First Lady of the Confederacy, Had Mixed Heritage
Wedding photograph of Jefferson Davis and Varina Howell, 1845 (Source: New York Public Library) Varina Howell Davis , the second wife of...
Jan 22


Beethoven’s Hidden Heritage: Exploring the Mixed Roots of a Musical Genius
Ludwig van Beethoven , one of the most influential composers in Western music, is often associated with German heritage, but his...
Jan 20


Hidden From View: California's Forgotten Indians (Pt. 2)
Join us on a journey to uncover a lesser-known chapter in California's history. In this eye-opening presentation, we delve into the...
Jan 17


Are You "Black" or Are You Aboriginal to America?
In this video, we break down the many classifications given to the aboriginal by the U.S. government - such as Indian, Mulatto, Negro,...
Jan 17
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